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This shit is so hard to do

Love the shirt mock-up scene. Any tutorial on that? :D

I'm getting an error when doingthe grid fill where it says "loops not connected by wire/boundary edges"

When I open uv editing, the image that I put in shading does not appear, and when I select the face and go to perimeter, it selects the entire object

I have troubles with the UV editing not showing up the right way in viewport. Its seems like its not scaled as in UV editing. Can anyone help? Btw, thank you for doing the tutorial! :)

Quixel is not free

Great quick and very informative. Thank you!

bro this tutorial saved my life men i wish i could oil you up to show my appreciation!

What a nice tutorial. Thank you!

Thank you so much for the content, helps a whole lot

amazing tutorial, i followed #2 as a first time user of Blender and was able to create a nice animation of my own. thanks man!

that's Fire mate 🔥🔥

This looks so good. Definitely will add to my repertoire

i hate these headphones, but i love the animation.. great tutorial

great video, you should make more environments tutorials

Best tutorial Ive ever watched. thank you very much!

Thank you for your tutorial. Have you considered a tutorial on lighting and lenses? I would like to know how to analyze good product scene rendering and apply it to my work. Sometimes I see others rendering exceptionally well, but I don't know how to turn on the lighting, which is a bit awkward

Wow, I just stumbled upon your CZcams channel and I'm absolutely blown away! Your content is incredible👍👍

Please make more tutorials. Eventually if there is a course I'm sure many will be willing to enroll for it.

Thank you Sir! Great collection of timesavers!

I made everything exactly the same but for some reason the shrinkwrap is not transparent, I can't see my vinyl and I don't know why, I don't even know how to google it :(

hdri folder?) for what just use blender kit

I came here to see a nice tutorial nd found GOLD! Amazing content!!!

Great video. Just want to touch on a few things that might make your workflow even more efficient. -You can add a Track Constraint even faster by selecting your object and your target, and choose 'track to constraint' in the object menu in the top left corner of your viewport. Add that option to your quick favorites for quicker access. If you're using Blender 27x keybinds you can do the same thing by hitting Ctrl+T. -It's possible to isolate your objects by hitting 'Numpad /', this is good for editing individual objects in highly populated scenes. Hitting Alt+Numpad/ will remove any selected objects from the isolated view. -You can set your own shorcuts for virtually any feature by right-clicking and selecting Assign Shortcut. If you're not sure if a keybind is already in use by Blender you can check that in your preferences by going to Keymap and search on the key combination you want to use.

ok the scale cage is awesome

Nice tutorial!! You can also scatter objects way easier. Just enable the scatter object add-on in Blender, then select the object that you want to scatter and then the object you want to scatter on. Then just in the top left, click object, scatter object and then you can draw on the plane to scatter the Object on it. If your happy with the placement of the objects just click enter and your done!

Scaling nodes just blow my mind:)

How to fast animation player that give a frame per sec 0.13 but that animation was created in 24 fps it really slow when play

you can also use tau, and e, where you can put, pi. icydk, tau = 2pi, e=euler's number. (like 2.6 ish)

You are a life saver thank you so much , this video deserves alooot of views , keep up the good work

Shift+h and alt h works in all the windows and different modes too... If you try in the 3d viewport is solos your geo, and if you're in edit mode it solos what ever you have selected...like planes or vertices etc

Step 1. Get the Gizmodal plugin

amazing tips !! thank you very much man

That Burial album 🥂

I've been using Blender for some time yet there were a surprising number of tips I've never heard of! Awesome job man! Thanks for making this video.

If you just rightclick on your object while selected in object mode, there's a point called Set Origin so u can easily Set Origin to Geometry, Geometry to Origin, etc.

Awesome video! Thank you

You are an Angel of 3D modeling lol Nah, but really dude those are actually extremely useful tips to use Now I wonder, how did you get to know them in the first place xD Nonetheless, thanks for the help! Surely, they'll get in handy 👏👏

Absolutely love that tutorial ! Never tried blender before but this video made me want to haha

bruh, i find your tutorials more comprehensive , hope there's more

In-staid of adding all the origin setting options individually, you can add the entire Set Origin menu to quick favorites.

1 thousand hours and I'm only finding out about this now...

The narration could use a little bit more motivation, but otherwise good video.

Sounds like you`re speaking trapped inside a box lol

Switching between timeline and graph editor... That's a huge time saver! Thanks.

Thanks for sharing your workflow.

This video comes handy, thank you!

Hey, nice tips! I've been using Blender for 15 years, and there were two of these I didn't know about. Subscribed! I look forward to seeing more from you.

Instead of tilde key if you press dot (.) key on the numberpad that's an even faster to find object in outliner or to go to a frame in graph editor. And shortcut to bind camera is Ctrl + b. And amazing video btw, to the point tons of information packed in a small video, loved it.

love this man. I would LIKE this 100x if i could. I love how you made something look so advance be so simple in a way. Thank you for this.